Washburn-Crosby Company

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Washburn-Crosby Company was a prominent Minneapolis-based flour milling firm that later became part of General Mills, helping establish the city as a major center of the U.S. milling industry.

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Washburn-Crosby Company canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American company
flour milling company
associatedWith Minneapolis Mill District
surface form: Minneapolis milling district

Mississippi River water power in Minneapolis
basedIn Minneapolis
businessType milling firm
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasProduct flour
milled grain products
hasReputation prominent Minneapolis-based flour milling firm
headquartersLocation Minneapolis
surface form: Minneapolis, Minnesota
helpedEstablish Minneapolis as a major U.S. milling center
historicalSignificance key participant in the rise of Minneapolis as the “Flour Milling Capital of the World”
industry flour milling
locatedIn Midwestern United States
Minnesota
location Minneapolis
surface form: Minneapolis, Minnesota
mergedInto General Mills
notableFor contributing to the growth of the U.S. flour milling industry
role in the development of Minneapolis as a milling hub
operatedIn United States flour market
partOf General Mills
U.S. milling industry
roleInIndustry major U.S. flour miller
successor General Mills

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Mill City relatedIndustryCompany Washburn-Crosby Company
Washburn A Mill ownedBy Washburn-Crosby Company
Mill City Museum associatedWith Washburn-Crosby Company